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<0> google for tarring with ssh
<0> I have an article on it
<1> it's what he is asking for though
<0> straight up ssh
<0> but he asked for ssh
<0> not scp
<0> <3> hi all, can i use ssh to send and recive files ?
<1> that's what he typed
<2> scp uses ssh
<1> not necesarily what he meant
<3> Cancel> i am so new to linux environment, lets say i wanna get a .zip file from remote machine to my computer what command should i use
<3> ?
<1> R0y_Mc: use the command "man scp"
<2> R0y_Mc, uses scp. thats the easiest way
<0> R0y_Mc: me personally I'd still use ssh, when I want to do that I use a client like coreftp or gftp
<2> Cancel, for the sake of being pedantic?
<0> GayPenguin: no for the sake of a clean gui
<2> oh god. to copy a file...
<0> http://cancel.kicks-***.net/public/guest/howto/howto-use-tar-command-through-network.html
<0> thats another way
<0> but hey use what works for ya
<2> i just wait till you tell beginners to use netcat hacks
<4> how can i completely remove kde?
<2> severy, what distro do you use?
<4> debian
<0> GayPenguin: well I didnt tell beginners to use netcat :)
<1> apt-get remove kde-something
<0> GayPenguin: I'm saving that job for you
<4> something?
<1> yep, i don't know what :p
<2> severy, start aptitude and deselect all kde related packages
<4> i want everything to be removed... including all files that might be responsible for the crash i keep having
<1> tried rm -rf ~/.kde yet?
<5> good night everyone
<5> have a nice time
<4> not yet
<4> balrog-kun: thx... that worked
<4> kde works again
<4> now i only have to find out how to change the standard relosution with kde crashing again
<1> :)
<4> hmm
<4> crashing again
<4> i dont get it
<4> as soon as i make kde change the resolution at start it crashes
<6> severy: try changing the resolution by changing /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<4> i did
<4> but that doesnt work either
<4> when i start kde it sets the resolution to 1900 or something
<6> Are you sure you're setting your resolution and synch rates to settings that your video card and monitor can handle?
<4> but i want it to be 1280x1024 and when i set it to that resolution everything works fine untill kde restarts
<7> 7.92M/s, nice.
<4> i allways had that resolution but since i installed fglrx it stopt working
<6> Okay. Try deleting your ~/.kde directory.
<4> i did that again
<4> that works but still the wrong resolution :(
<4> when i use vesa driver it works
<4> but it crashes with fglrx
<6> I'm having difficulty understanding why kde is trying to reset your resolution . . . it should be running at the same resolution that you have entered in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<8> try ati
<8> or radeon then
<1> not really,
<4> ill try that
<9> What is a good partition editor fro Linux? I'm looking to resize partitions.
<10> anyone have any idea how to tunnel a contivity vpn through iptables? >_<
<1> Soutane: both gnome and kde want to give you ways to set your resolution on runtime with a nice config utliity and without root permissions
<8> remove evrything called fglrx in your pc before you install ati drivers
<11> isn't that the ati driver tho
<6> balrog-kun: oh, well, that's lovely. How come it doesn't reset to a default if he deletes his ~/.kde folder?
<8> fglrx is the non-free ati driver
<1> it does reset to the default, he just said
<8> where as ati driver is free
<1> but he still wants 1280x1024
<4> ati and radeon driver dont work
<4> i dont get it
<8> did you install it?
<4> i guess i didnt
<8> search ati on synaptic
<4> but fglrx should be able to work with a lowe resolution then 1920x1440
<8> yeah but since vesa is working im guessing fglrx broke
<8> btw you might want to remove the fglrx module before you reboot
<4> then i should try to reinstall it
<8> there is a thread about how to install fglrx in linuxquestion.org
<4> but then i wonder... if fglrx is broke... how come it does work with gnome?
<8> a guy named rickh has really good pointers there
<8> you might want to look into it
<4> i will
<4> then i might even learn how to enable dri
<8> thats linuxquestions.org*
<4> ill check it out
<4> thx
<7> subnet, pick a nick please
<12> ok
<8> shoot i forgot to install windows
<3> hi all, how can i send a folder via ssh to the remote host ?
<3> is it also scp ?
<1> tar it up and scp
<1> and it's called directory
<8> I had a debian base-system installed on a partition but then i installed ubuntu on another partition then ofcourse the debian base was unbootable. if I copy the lines after "End Default Options" to "END DEBIAN AUTOMAGIC KERNELS LIST" and paste it at the end of my ubuntu menu.lst will debian be bootable?
<3> balrog-kun> lol, your mean :P
<3> balrog-kun > i can't tar it , i am using windows :$ but i got ssh access to a remote file, and i wanna set my code over there
<3> i needed some helpp
<3> is it possible ?
<8> "wget urlofthefile" should get the file downloaded to you ssh server
<1> tar is cross-platform
<1> but you can use zip or other formats as well
<3> zipping it is nice, but i wasn't sure that linux can unzip it, thanks :)
<13> I think I'm good now.
<8> balrog-kun: got any sugestions for me?
<1> Q-1: it should work
<1> but i don't use debian
<8> okey then im gonna try it
<1> good luck
<8> ty
<3> i tried scp c:/file.zip me@me: /files/data/web
<3> i recived ssh: C: Name or service not known
<3> why could that be ?
<3> then it echoes
<3> echoed
<3> p***word:
<14> do you know what scp is?
<3> scp: .: not a regular file
<3> scp = secure copy, that what i understood from the man scp
<14> right
<14> from one host using SSH to another
<3> i am using putty on my winXP
<3> sending to another host using ssh, and i am already connected via ssh
<14> is your WinXP running a SSH server?
<3> no, i just installed putty
<8> nope he is using putty to conect to a ssh server
<8> or a shell acount on a ssh server
<8> thats what i understood
<15> R0y_Mc: why not just use an sftp program (e.g. filezilla)?
<14> then you can't use scp
<14> use something else
<16> ubuntu is ****house
<8> R0y_Mc: have you used winscp?
<3> Boredboy > but all what i have is an ssh account on the remote server
<3> i can't use ftp
<8> SirOSO: edgy boot cd might me ****ty but dapper is fine
<15> R0y_Mc: I said sftp, that is ftp over ssh. different
<16> is it likely that the download is corrupt? if it wont install properly. i downloaded it useing getright and adsl 1 connection
<15> R0y_Mc: I use it all the time to transfer files to/from my server and all I have is an ssh account
<8> R0y_Mc: the easiest way would be to use winscp
<3> Q-1> but thiago said it won't work via scp
<3> thanks Boredboy, i will try filezilla now
<8> SirOSO: my edgy has major bootup issues
<15> R0y_Mc: winscp will also work. if you use filezilla, make sure to choose sftp as the connection type
<8> R0y_Mc: its very unlikely that you have what i presume a shell acount on a server that has no scp access or sftp access
<16> 64bit version of breezy badger installed fine
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